Product Profile of High Purity Hydrated Lime/ Calcium Hydroxide

High Purity Hydrated Lime/ Calcium Hydroxide has higher percentage of Calcium Hydroxide [+90%] over low grade [65% Purity] Hydrated Lime. The rate of chemical reaction depends upon the degree of purity of the chemical being used. Higher the purity, lesser would be the reaction time. Indian Chemical & Minerals is the manufacturer of High Purity Hydrated Lime/ Calcium Hydroxide.

Indian Chemical & Minerals is the manufacturer of mineral based fillers and chemicals like calcite powder, calcium carbonate, china clay powder, dolomite powder, hydrated lime, magnesium sulphate, marble powder and whiting powder.

Other advantages of High Purity Hydrated Lime/ Calcium Hydroxide are:

• Reduced Consumption: By Quantitative Analysis it is established that 1 M. T. Of 90% grade Hydrated Lime is equivalent to 1.378 M. T. Of 65% purity Grade. Thus there is a reduction of 37.8% in consumption.

• Reduced Handling Cost etc: By using this high purity material, handling charges inclusive manpower can be reduced by 37% due to reduction in consumption. This is a direct saving in labour cost by the same proportion.

• Less Storage Space: As there will be reduction in consumption, less godown space would be required for storage purpose, thereby reducing storage problem & inventory cost.

• Minimized Disposal Problem: Due to less consumption less sludge would be generated, resulting in reduced disposal cost.

• High-grade Hydrated Lime containing higher percentage of Calcium Hydroxide [90%] can reduce the consumption by around 38%, thereby minimizing the storage and sludge disposal problem. Ultimately resulting in over all cost reduction by 40 % to 45%.

General uses and application of High Purity Hydrated Lime/ Calcium Hydroxide are:

• Manufacturing of Bleaching Powder.

• Process Water Demineralization.

• Waste Water Neutralization.

• Neutralization of Acidic effluents.

• Fluxing or Clarifying.

• Drying of mud or sludge.

• Stabilization of hazardous waste
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• Dehairing of Hides in Tanneries.

• Flue gas Desulphurisation.

• Calcium Hypochlorite Bleaching of Paper pulp.

• Detergents drying agent.